Greetings, Fedora users!
I would like to create a USB stick to boot a live version of Fedora (no installation) from my mid-2011 MacBook Air. However, all methods that I have tried resulted in a dead end which consists of a screen full of moving white/blue gradients. Here is what I have tried so far:
1. Copying the EFI folder from the ISO image, along with the ISO image itself (as is) onto the USB stick and booting while holding the alt key and selecting the stick to boot.
2. Following the guide from ubuntu.com with dd and preparing the stick this way.
Are there any other methods I could try?
I think the moving gradients suggest it's some sort of video problem, as I have deleted quiet from the kernel line in grub and I could see text scrolling by before the gradients show up. Also, this happens on every distro I have tried (Fedora, Ubuntu, CentOS).
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OK, I did it. Turns out the only thing I had to do is setting nomodeset in the kernel line in GRUB.